The Homefront Murders

Sheriff Charles Matthews Series, Book 5

De: D. R. Meredith

Narrado por: Ben McLean

When the mummified remains of a World War II GI are unearthed in the sub-basement of the Crawford County Courthouse, the residents, well-known for their nonstop gossip, are suddenly as quiet as the soldier's grave.

Sheriff Charles Matthews is frustrated by the town's silence. He isn't planning to arrest anyone for a murder more than 50 years old, but he does want to bury the soldier's remains with a name other than John Doe. One of the local oldsters must know that name, but no one, not even his spinster dispatcher, Miss Poole, will talk. Whoever John Doe was, he still frightens Crawford County's senior citizens 50 years after his death.

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THE HOMEFRONT MURDERS

This is another good book about Sheriff Matthews. I have liked all the books in this series. This one is my favorite. It seemed there were less in house fighting between the police department. This book had more about Angie in it. There working on an old case. Most people wants it to be left alone. Ben McLean does a good job narrating this book.